What Le Chiquito's smallest fashion bag looks like and what can fit in it. Photo
French designer Simon Port Jacquemus made a splash in the fashion world. The innovator, who is from Provence, presented large straw hats, mini dresses, asymmetrical sandals and many other unusual fashion inventions on the red carpet.
However, not all of them turned out to be practical, such as the Le Chiquito handbag from the Fall/Winter 2019 collection. The tiny accessory measuring 8.5 cm by 5 cm looks more like a Barbie doll item.
Jacquemus small handbags have become a hit.
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The Le Chiquito mini bag is made of calfskin and has a strap, a handle and a golden letter "J" symbolizing the designer's brand, Jacquemus. Having gained popularity, the accessory has become not only an object of admiration but also a topic for memes due to its small size.
The accessory looks more like a Barbie doll item.
Simon Jacquemus has been asked what you can fit in Le Chiquito many times, and the answer is something like "one AirPod, peanuts, a condom, money for ice cream." Insider decided to check what you can actually put in the hit Jacquemus handbag.
Although handbags are popular, their practicality is questionable.
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Favorite wedding ring
The handbag will fit 7 rings.
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23 TicTac candies
The accessory can hold 23 small sweets.
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Triple-folded $20 bill
Le Chiquito can hold just one banknote folded three times.
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One wireless earbud
You can take one headphone with you for a walk.
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Stationery pins
In case someone needs stationery pins.
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Earrings
You can put a pair of your favorite earrings in a small handbag.
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Flash drive
Tried and tested: a flash drive will fit in the mini-bag.
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Battery
And finally, you can put a battery in your handbag.
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Earlier, OBOZ.UA spoke about 5 models of bags that should be thrown away long time ago.
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